How does Chapter 49 define a true devotee versus someone who is not, particularly in relation to ego and knowledge?

Chapter 49 provides a sharp contrast between a true devotee and others. It asserts that one who has complete pride in their body cannot be called a "Devotee." True "Devotee-hood," as the chapter explains, belongs exclusively to the one who is completely devoid of ego. The text criticizes those who have the arrogance of knowledge and a pride of superiority, calling them mere abodes of hypocrisy with no real prestige. Furthermore, Chapter 49 describes those who fail to sing the fame of their Guru with love as the very personification of dull-wittedness, highlighting that devotion requires humility and love above all else.